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ART 301 Quest

Midterm Quiz/Exam for Ancient - Roman Art

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Early large structure built but King Ur-Nammu. Not quite a pyramid but a large declaration for the king. Ziggurat of Ur (2100 BCE)
Black, Navy, and Gold box depicting people and animals. Highly decorated, served as a tomb. Standard of Ur (2400 BCE)
Bipedal animal (or deity) made with gold leaf. Depicts a goat eating leaves off a tree. Ram in a Thicket (2400 BCE)
A bronze and gold helmet formed early. The flat shapes make it look more similar to a bowl but the indications for ears and hair help define it. Gold Helmet of Meskalamdug (2400 BCE)
A bronze facial statue with a long bear and broken nose. Head of Sargon (2400 BCE)
Small white figurine that is expressive. Lapis was used in the eyes and was designed after Ebih-II Statue of the Official of Mari (2400 BCE)
A large relief carving depicting a king leading his constituents to war successfully. Stele of Naram-Suen 2155BC
A head put onto a griffin's body carved into a block giving a frontal and side perspective. Lamassu 883 BCE
Relief carving of a man hunting lions with a spear atop the a hourse. Ashurbanipal Hunting Lions (645 BCE)
Large black rock carved with 2 men atop and written language around the body. Stele of Hammurabi (1700 BCE)
Blue Entrance with golden animals made of brick. The Ishtar Gate (575 BCE)
A guitar pick shaped rock with a divot in the center made for mixing ceremonial pigments. Palette of Narmer (3000 BCE)
Probably the worst looking pyramid. Bottom chunk missing. Stepped Pyramid of Saqqara (2611 BCE)
Arched pyramid with a more sloped top than bottom. Bent Pyramid of Sneferu (2600 BCE)
The Pyramids (tm) - 3 large pyramids with square pyramid shape. Great Pyramids at Giza - Khufu, Khafre, Mankaure (2500 BCE)
Black onyx statue depicting a pharo upon a throne. Seated Statue of Khafre (2500 BCE)
Large desert structure of a cat body with a human head that is missing the nose. The Sphynx (2558 BCE)
3 Figures carved out of black polished stone. Triad of Menkaure (2548 BCE)
Short golden tomb with elaborate carving and words written around Sarcophagus of Tutankhamun (1323 BCE)
Golden headdress with navy lapis accents and hieroglyphics on the back. Funerary Mask of Tutankhamun (1323 BCE)
Lapis figurine of a pharo baring the hook and flail. Hieroglyphics spanning the legs Ushabti (2100 BCE)
Bland jars with the heads of animals in human forms. Canopic Jars (1075 BCE)
Finely inscribed text across a massive stone tablet used for translative reasons. Rosetta Stone (200 BCE)
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